Whitecotton, $10 David & Lenore Nice, $200 Dolores Wittwer, $50 Robert G.
Maryanne Racioppi, $330 Bonnie Dadson, $100 Maureen Quinn, $200 Linda Dunn, $25. Bannister, $200 David Neidhart, $200 Jeff Harms, $40. Auzenne, $75 from Wilson, age 9, & Sam, age 6, Miller, $25 Roberta Garcia, $20 Donald & Ginger Kennedy, $100 Darby & Trent Nevins, $250 In Memory of William, Edythe & Earle Bell, $200 Mr. Herr, $1,000 Patricia Smith, $100 Vermillion Financial Advisors, $50 Dennis & Joann Scheetz, $25 Shara Brown, $15 B.G. Gail Schwinger, $200 Rick Escobar, $25 Edna Schick, $50 Steve & Cathleen Thompson, $200 D. O'Neal, $50 Karen & Al Selmo, $50 Calvin Dunn, $100. Doyle, $1,000 Stuart Spencer, $50 Jane Malik, $30 In Memory of Travis G. Montz, $100 Anne Pugil, $25 Bonnie Pelkey, $100 Walter Spencer, $250 In Memory of Mary L. Elaine Fleming, $25 Margery Stansbury, $40 M.M. & Jeanne Davis, $100 Greg & Donna Martin, $100 Dennis & Peggy Swoboda, $100 Dennis Dria, $50 Ty Wolter, $100.ĭr. Walker, $200 John Yates, $100 Lucio Solis, $100 Irene Case, $25 Gary & Charlotte Leach, $100. Nancy Story, $35 Judy Meyer, $100 Eddy L. Yannaccone, $40 Scott Wizig, $300 Tax Rescue, $100 SWE Homes Management, $200 Hildegard Leguizamon, $50 Lenora Patterson, $500 V.J.
In memory of Gene & Essie Watson, Marie Philips Hogue, $50 Gail B. The Chronicle underwrites all administrative costs so all donations are used to purchase toys.įor more information, go to The final list of donors: Families submit requests for assistance from the program, and each child is given a minimum of two age-appropriate toys. The next year the paper began what has become an annual Houston tradition that has provided millions of toys to Houston-area children ages 2 to 10. The Goodfellows program began in 1911 when a needy young boy and his family were assisted by the Chronicle staff.
In hard times, Goodfellows giving drops only slightly
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